"For my CWP passion project, I am most proud of myself for stepping into the role of teacher, advocate, and educator as well as my ability to create change in the community."

"I am most proud of all the hard work I did this senior year. Being independent was key and I really brought that to the table by coming up and assembling an amazing project!"

"I am most proud that this project was able to change a dog's life because even though saving one dog does not change the world, for that dog their world will change forever."

"I am most proud of becoming very educated in everyday life experiences more than a topic I would've not really paid attention to before. My project makes me feel like I know what's actually going on in the world rather than just standing around."

"I am most proud of being able to be vulnerable enough to share my story through my project of how mental illness is affecting the youth in society. I want to encourage people in my age group, who may or may not struggle with a mental health condition, to know that they are not alone in life and even though society doubts the "Gen Z" generation, I believe that we are a hopeful generation not a hopeless generation."

"I am most proud of the way my project ended. Even though it did not go as planned, I still turned something negative into a positive and I am most proud of that."

"Honestly I am just proud of the fact that I finished my project. There were so many times I wanted to just stop and pick a different topic, because this one was getting too personal, but I kept going because I was already in too deep!"

"I am most proud of in my senior CWP project is that I had and still have the opportunity to give a second chance to those in need in order to become someone they always dreamed of becoming. Everyone only needs a little push and a bit of faith to accomplish their goals."

"I'm proud of my project because I was able to go to the Consulate of Mexico and inform those with Type 2 Diabetes about the medical studies that show they are able to reverse the disease with lifestyle changes and seeing the positive impact. I am most proud of how I continued my project even though someone told me there was no such thing as diabetes reversal, although studies do show it's possible."

"What I am most proud of from my CWP project is actually my learning from this. It kinda opened my eyes about my self confidence, where I would be today, and what really took me this far. I just really hope I expressed that enough to to other young women around my community."

"I’m most proud of spreading awareness for this major epidemic that is currently affecting Indigenous communities and being the voice for our Native women. Also informing people that don’t know what is happening on Indian country."

"I'm most proud of not giving up."

"Something that I'm most proud of in my senior CWP project was being able to come up with a way to find resources and help out those who are going through the trauma of human trafficking and bringing awareness to the community."

"I thank my senior CWP class for helping me understand and see the problems that we have in our communities. I am proud of my senior CWP project because it helped me get more involved with my community."

"I am most proud of becoming a more knowledgable and responsible individual and overall improving my lifestyle."

"I am most proud of how well my project was put together and how much I actually learned out of the whole experience. I am proud of how much I learned from this project because I didn’t know that people were working on closing down juvenile centers to help young adults or how there is a movement to help young adults."

"What I am most proud of for my senior project is never giving up."

"What makes me most proud of my CWP project is that I was able to do it in English/Spanish. I had really good feedback for my presentation. It has taught me to be stronger and not to be afraid."

"The reason why I worked on this project so that there would not be any more injustices against homeless veterans and for the community to reflect upon it and try to help them as well as to learn more regarding their rights."

"Yes, I am proud of my CWP project, because I was able to experience helping my community by informing them and also encouraging me that all of us as a community can make a change."

"One thing that I am proud of in my CWP project is that I am an example for teen pregnancy prevention because I am a teen with no children and I was able to advocate for the teens in my own family due to COVID-19."

"I, Janelle, am most proud of my CWP project because I feel it taught me a lot of facts about the police, and I also overcame a lot of challenges that were thrown at me. I feel very proud of my work, I want to continue sharing my knowledge with others."